... tdamages, andexpransels 1g. l (ANDZ CoD0NTR72 Row A&T DaipImEWL ea lrig ues, rnamed Poster iencey, Thomas Bryan, ,1Or7lewlove, Charles Stephenson, Thomas Trotter, ?? 901r Martin Bryan, Walter Branton, David *jenhra, and Robert Wiison, were charged at the ...

... of its greatness and pros- perity. ALLEGED EXTENSIVE EMBEZZLEMENT. At the Liverpool Police-court, yesterday. a man, named Thomas Nelson, was charged with embezzling £1,000, the moneys of his employer, Mr. Jeffrey 'Vaughan, a fruit and rice merchant, of ...

... Tbnrlow0 Caine College; Arthur Rauken Ford, Alfed Robert Heyes. and Hercourt Turner, Trinity Hall; Josiah Page Alford, William Thomas Robson, and John Alfred Willioms, Corpus Christi College; Joseph Lewis Bedford, Queese' College; Hugh Somerville G(edge, Charles ...

... F. .Ca atec. Denry Frad. W - ?? Prize. PM= Elizt Ann ?? ?? Caret. Dixon John Wn ?? F. ?? Je.t. Bearden JE.S ?? ?? 3Doherty Thomas ..p.r.8tie. raizeav ?? - - Edmondson VW 0 - ?? Emery W. L ?? - E. ?? Celt Pklwolth P h. .Satin. vrio eltm - England ...

... Wilson-Patten, M.P. The right hon. gentle. man was at the dinner given by Mr. G. Hardy on Wednesday. At a Conservative demonstration in Newport, Mon- mouthshire, on Tuesday, Mr. Thomas Cordes, of Bryn Glas, was introduced as a Conservative candidate at the next ...

... whiah they had been ?? were five applications for inn. keepers' licenses, namely, by Thomas Stooks, Honley Bridge, Honley: Henry Mitchell, Magnum, Holme; Wilson Hardy, Shelley link-eide, Shelley; John Smith, Grange Moor; and Hugh Holmes, Lane-ends, Wooldah^ ...

... feeling b, towards Mr. Hardy, but he considered that he d should not be doing his duty to the ratepayers of a Hessle If he voted for the increase. Mr. Rtnmadale ht and Lientenanti-olonel Brooshooft spoke of the ci increased work Mr. Hardy had to perform E in ...

... Ramsgale. The comm anding officers of the Metropolitan Volunteer Corps met on Monday, but were unable to make a selection. Mr. Thomas Landale, solicitor, was on Wednesdiy run over at Edinburgh, and killed on the spot. Mr. Landale stepped from the footpath ...

... Granville George Greenwood. DIlward Stafford Howard, Arthur Thomas Myers, H. Francis Trenob, Arthur WoollgarxiVerrall, Trinity; Robert P. Mytton, St. Johbn's John Wm. Anderson, Caius; George Thomas Dunne, Queens'; William Le Cornu, Jesus; Charles Edward Cooper ...

... Dixon, opposed the bill, which was supported ab o Mr. Trevelvan, Mir. Melly, Mr. Heygate, Mir. Reed, Sir C. Adderley, aMr. Hardy, andMr Fawcett. After a brief reply the House divided: for the second reading, 343; against, 72. The bill was read a second ...

... PRateliffe, Thomas Wtiliaom, private study;- Skinner, John E~dwin Hilary, private study; Sly, Richard MLeare,, B.A., Sydney, Univ. Coll.; Taylor, Chares Par. butt, private study; Walker, Glraves George, private study; Woodhouse, Jasmes Thomas, private study; ...

... heart has been sick and the head iAint. Considerations of this character, perhaps, it was that led many to believe that Sir Thomas Chambers would not repeat his speech of former years, but would be content to mova the formal second reading. This belief ...